This is hardly an arrangement to celebrate in the twenty-first century, but it was an early attempt in modern history at a form of modus vivendi that would permit Venetians to live in proximity to an intensely disliked but useful neighbor.
"Pornography intensely focuses us.
And it tries to present that data in a way that's most useful to the intensely competitive apartment search that many city dwellers face today.
While Osterweis concedes that phone directories will be limited to a meager 1% to 2% annual revenue growth, he feels their intensely local focus should keep them useful for ages.
They are certainly of use to the astronomers who have intensely studied these objects, but they can be less useful for others outside that specialized community.
Or, to adapt another hoary but useful analogy, not only did I not see the forest for the trees; I was so intensely distracted that I missed the trees for the species of lichen on their bark.
Moreover, current guidelines recommend that patients with significant comorbidities should in fact be treated less intensely and have relaxed HbA1c targets above 7.0%, 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 making frequent testing in this population even less useful.
